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Revvin’ 4 Research marks 17th anniversary, raising over $16K

  • September 29, 2025
On Sunday, September 28, the 17th annual Revvin’ 4 Research occurred in Pelham, AL, complete with the sound of engines and the sight of pinked-out motorcycles and riders. Presented by Heart of Dixie Harley-Davidson and Lil Bits Tavern/Alabama Blazin Bingo, the yearly ride benefited the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama (BCRFA) and raised over $16K to support local breast cancer research. Over 300 motorcyclists riding almost 250 motorcycles cruised through the Shelby County roads.  

CahabaQue Tailgate Challenge raises Over $14K for local breast cancer research

  • September 9, 2025
The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama (BCRFA) welcomed hundreds of supporters to CahabaQue Tailgate Challenge on Saturday, September 6, at Cahaba Brewing Company as they raised $14,620 for breast cancer research in Alabama. The event, which was a reimagined twist on the traditional CahabaQue bi-annual BBQ Cook-Off, attracted 500 guests to support breast cancer research.

Bolt for Breast Cancer 5K and Fun Run Boasts a New Name, but Same Mission 

  • October 30, 2024
The Bolt for Breast Cancer, organized by the Junior Board of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama (BCRFA) and presented by ABC 33/40, took place at Crestline Field on Sunday, October 27, and raised a whopping $48,287 with 565 participants of the 5K and 1-mile Dolly Dash.  

Revvin’ 4 Research Celebrates 16th Anniversary, raising over $15,000

  • October 1, 2024
On Sunday, September 29, the 16th annual Revvin’ 4 Research motorcycle ride in Pelham, AL was an amazing event filled with the sounds of roaring engines. Presented by Heart of Dixie Harley-Davidson and Process Barron, this ride supported the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama (BCRFA) and raised over $15,000 for local breast cancer research. It was heartwarming to see over 327 riders on 225 motorcycles, with some traveling from out of town and out of state to attend.
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